Desert Nights (1929) |
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| Director(s) | William Nigh |
| Producer(s) | William Nigh |
| Top Genres | Adventure, Crime, Drama, Romance, Silent Films |
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John Gilbert(as Hugh Rand)
Desert Nights
Released
1929
Desert Nights
Released
1929
John Gilbert
(as Hugh Rand)
Desert Nights Overview:
Desert Nights (1929) was a Adventure - Drama Film directed by William Nigh and produced by William Nigh.
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John Gilbert "Desert Nights" (1929)
“Desert Nights” (1929) is a silent drama starring John Gilbert, Ernest Torrence, and Mary Nolan. Directed by William Nigh, this film is about a hostage’s psychological battle against his captors and the elements. Hugh Rand, played by John Gilbert, is a manager at the Crown Diamond ... Read full article
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Desert Nights Quotes:
Hugh Rand:
[to Diana] Play the game with me - diamonds and youth. The world is ours.
Assistant manager:
[after reading telegram] A woman from home! Haven't seen a white woman in years.
Hugh Rand: Don't expect too much. No beauty would come to this desolate hole.
[Takes the telegram]
Hugh Rand: I bet she's an old maid - bow-legged and cross-eyed.
Hugh Rand: Don't expect too much. No beauty would come to this desolate hole.
[Takes the telegram]
Hugh Rand: I bet she's an old maid - bow-legged and cross-eyed.
Hugh Rand:
[Overcome by Diana's beauty] Three years away from the world. A man forgets there are women like you.
Hugh Rand:
Vultures - waiting for your bodies. What a meal Steve would make!
Hugh Rand:
[referring to the hyenas] They'll eat everything but the buckle on your belt.
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John Gilbert's last silent film. Later that year he would make his disastrous sound debut in His Glorious Night.